Nalanda Bhai - replying to your post
Taking support is one thing but to expect them to be part of their own decline is other. In today's interdependent world, no country will coem to aid of others in a war unless it is the untmost necessity....if they do, it will risk them so much economically that they will only advise to reconcile etc etc
Agreed. But countries would go to war if they feel that their interests are threatened to the extent and war is necessary.
I have read this comment many times.....just want to clarify that we see China as threat and want to have enough resource to deal with China BUT CHINA by no means is our enemy. We are infact trying to build good relationships with them, insahallah , we are confident that China will be our largest trading partner in years to come. China has started investing in India and we expect lot of JVs with them. Our economic bonding will grow so strong in days to come that life without each other will be like living without your girl-friend.....You guys largely consider diplomacy inferior being a nation ruled by army, but in India, Bureaucrats rules and they are the best brains out of mad competitions and are not trained like an army man to "use less brain and just follow orders". So you will see relation with China improving drastically in coming years as we desire it....we will not invest too much brain in improving relations with Pakistan...
• China potential threat number one: George - Express India
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30 Mar 2008 – China potential threat number one: George ... on CNN-IBN that China is "still potential threat number one" and "could become an enemy", ...
• India's former defense minister, said China is the number one enemy
26 Feb 2011 – Indian Socialist Party leader, former Defense Minister Yadav has stated recently, “China is India's enemy number one,” adding that “the ...
• China's Scary Challenges to India | Institute for Defence Studies ...
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9 Oct 2010 – Even former Defence Minister George Fernandes considered China as India's number one enemy, ...
India and China
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"Enemy Number One" was how India Defense Minister George Fernandes described China in May 1998, a few days before India shocked the world with a series of ...
I sincerely hope that India’s relations with China improves and India returns Arunachal back to China. Secondly, if China is not your enemy why have India raised a Strike Corps against China recently – and don’t tell me that this is a defensive measure. If it had been Indian army would’ve raised additional reserves and not a Strike Corps, the main purpose of which is to launch attack in Chinese territory.
Himalays protect us unlike the plains which surround our borders with Pakistan and hence need not deploy forces at China border. China, unlike , Paksitan also does not declare a thousand year war with us . China is largely peaceful and is focussing on development with an eye to become USA , the way are trying to develop........while Paksitan is a mess and willl be a miss in the forseeable future ....so force deployment has been done taking everything into an account. We are building our Navy as we see time running very fast and we need to make the Ocean what it is ..i.e. Indian Ocean.
If China is so peaceful, how can it be threat number 1 and an enemy number 1. Skewed comment.
This is what has been brainwashed to you. You have made 50% population hungry, homeless and undernourished .....while we have started compalining that there are no workers willing to work at even increased wages. I pay INR7K to my domestic maid and 12k to my driver and still worry if they will leave me and pick up soem other assignment. Some simple arithemetic will give you a different picture....try googling...what India will be in 10 years at the current rate of growth.....Try to figure this difference -Our nation has the Army vs Your army has the nation- and unfdrestand that Indian armed forces strength is oly a derivative of Indian economic strength..........you can continue to harp on poverty while our poor start responding to your queries directly using their own laptop sitting in an AC room....I am one of the poor....
This brainwashing theme is too old yaar. By Indian standards you must be a rich guy. But I wish you may know that your maid and driver sleep on foot paths of Chandni Chowk and other foot paths in Bombay like millions of others. I was horrified to see so many guys sleeping on foot paths in India – it was unbelievable indeed. You Indians are indeed Make Believers – look around you sir and see the misery that is India. Even you Indians have started believing what Bollywood portrays of India. What a shame.
Our Army has a nation and Our nation has an Army – both compliment each other and generate more strength together than your nation keeping an army on which you spend 100s of billions of dollars and they can’t even defend you.
Your top pea-brain bureaucrat recently said that they made a mistake of not continue talking to Pakistan after Bombay attacks, speaks volumes about their ability.
And yes you can put a gun to your head and demand to be fed, clothed etc...
This is also an old theme gone bitter now …… think of something different
And a very good morning to you sir